After a day of trying to figure out which tree to avoid, the weight of the helmet becomes important, so a helmet like the lightweight FXR on test is perfect for this purpose.
#HELIUM ELECTRIC WIRELESS GOGGLES TRIAL#
Blade Carbon HelmetĪnother component on trial is the Blade Carbon helmet. It’s well designed, with removable integrated knee guards and ventilation hatches well distributed throughout. The fabric is solid and firm, but the elastic band in the lower back still provides plenty of freedom of movement. In this regard, I wouldn’t be worried about the Maverick Lite.
When you buy this type of garment, you want it to be durable through the various obstacles you encounter while off-trail. I was really impressed with the fabric compared to other outfits I’ve tried. It is thick and reinforced at the most sensitive places to be damaged. This outfit is equipped with a high-quality membrane, it is both waterproof and breathable, which leaves us dry all day. The Maverick lite is the top of the line at FXR, and you can feel it as soon as you put it on. It allows for better control of body heat depending on the outside temperature, especially since not having a hip divider keeps air and snow away from our underlays. With an active off-road riding mode, I always favor uninsulated one-piece suits. Here is my review of each of the items I tried. I’m talking about the Maverick Lite Monosuit, a Blade Carbon helmet with Maverick wireless goggles, Elevation Dual Boa boots, as well as the Transfer short-sleeve gloves. This winter, I tested a complete FXR off-trail kit.
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